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Originally posted by jamrock View Post
Joey isn’t all he’s cracked up to be and is an emotional child. We all saw it. On top of it he’s an injury risk. Get rid of him.
Derwin is also overrated. He’s no Reed or Palomalu but gets that level of hype.
we paid too much for too little with each of these guys. I am beginning g to adopt the Belichick view.
I saw in another thread someone make the point that we need to improve most in 2 areas; wide receiver and pass rusher, which are the 2 positions we're spending the most money on, ie; Allen / Williams and Bosa / Mack. Not sure if I'm completely buying into that, but we most definitely did not get our money's worth out of those 4 on Saturday (for various reasons - MW wasn't even on the field). If you can't step up when it matters the most then you're not worth 'difference maker' money.
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Originally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post
In salary cap football your top earners MUST be difference makers, either outright making plays or by raising the level of other average players around them (preferably both). Neither Bosa nor James have done this. Actually you can make the case that the defense WAS better and more connected without either of them.
I saw in another thread someone make the point that we need to improve most in 2 areas; wide receiver and pass rusher, which are the 2 positions we're spending the most money on, ie; Allen / Williams and Bosa / Mack. Not sure if I'm completely buying into that, but we most definitely did not get our money's worth out of those 4 on Saturday (for various reasons - MW wasn't even on the field). If you can't step up when it matters the most then you're not worth 'difference maker' money.
Bosa...he is the real deal...we have not had a guy like him in a long time. His personality is no better or worse than other NFL guys who cares. When he is well...he applies pressure.
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Originally posted by QuiteFrankly View Post
I never saw Derwin intercept a ball..maybe one that was insignificant. But he is a good / hard tackler. That means something back there...Blitz him 5 times a game for sure. Make him a linebacker! Not lived up to the hype so far for sure.
Bosa...he is the real deal...we have not had a guy like him in a long time. His personality is no better or worse than other NFL guys who cares. When he is well...he applies pressure.
Where was James when the back end was falling apart and we made Trevor Lawrence look like Joe Montana? Joey's hurt too often and not on the field enough, and when he is he's often part of the problem - not the solution. Where's the pick that seals the win? Where's the sack that puts the game out of reach? And most of all - WHEN IT MATTERS MOST - what did they do to help the team win (or lose)?
It's very much a team sport, and certainly not all on 2 guys, but between Staley, James and Bosa I get the sense that they all think they're a lot better than they actually are . . . . arrogance + meaningless numbers and awards . . . . meh. These are your team leaders. Is it really such a surprise when they fold in crunch time?
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Originally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post
In salary cap football your top earners MUST be difference makers, either outright making plays or by raising the level of other average players around them (preferably both). Neither Bosa nor James have done this. Actually you can make the case that the defense WAS better and more connected without either of them.
I saw in another thread someone make the point that we need to improve most in 2 areas; wide receiver and pass rusher, which are the 2 positions we're spending the most money on, ie; Allen / Williams and Bosa / Mack. Not sure if I'm completely buying into that, but we most definitely did not get our money's worth out of those 4 on Saturday (for various reasons - MW wasn't even on the field). If you can't step up when it matters the most then you're not worth 'difference maker' money.
Williams will be back
Bosa - probably 75/25
Allen - maybe 50/50. 19m in salary
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Originally posted by wu-dai clan View PostJames was just voted Second Team All Pro.
Awards are meaningless. What does it matter that he's acknowledged as one of the best players at his position if he's not enabling the team to win games?
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Originally posted by Lefty2SLO View Post
In salary cap football your top earners MUST be difference makers, either outright making plays or by raising the level of other average players around them (preferably both). Neither Bosa nor James have done this. Actually you can make the case that the defense WAS better and more connected without either of them.
I saw in another thread someone make the point that we need to improve most in 2 areas; wide receiver and pass rusher, which are the 2 positions we're spending the most money on, ie; Allen / Williams and Bosa / Mack. Not sure if I'm completely buying into that, but we most definitely did not get our money's worth out of those 4 on Saturday (for various reasons - MW wasn't even on the field). If you can't step up when it matters the most then you're not worth 'difference maker' money.
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Originally posted by Bolt4Knob View Post
James will be back
Williams will be back
Bosa - probably 75/25
Allen - maybe 50/50. 19m in salary
My hope is that this experience humbles them a bit and makes them better players next year . . . . Who knows - it could happen.
:smh:
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Originally posted by wu-dai clan View Post
Did Herbert sail that crucial TD pass to Keenan because we "don't have an identity" or because "there is a Chargering curse" or was it because our great young QB simply did not make an easy play that we really needed to happen ?
We made a commitment to a course of action. Now stick to it.
The best answer is not in an essay from a wordsmith, it is in the utter platitude that "the answer is simple, but not easy."
Frankly we are not good enough...yet.
And having supremely talented, and/or well coached teams hasn't gotten it done for us anyway.
Work hard. Become smarter. Get better. More consistently.
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